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N97 is a ‘must have’
March 4th, 2010 at 12:59 am
Sardar Mohkim has contended that the N97 is a must for all Nokia fans, and lists his reasons why on his ChaoTec pages.
From the ‘awesome’ camera (although he does highlight an under par video performance) to the ’sleek, efficient’ Maps, he’s a big fan of the device. He doesn’t leave minor gripes out though, adding [...]
E72 typing and compass
November 30th, 2009 at 10:40 am
Cj has brought a couple of thoughts to us on the E72, via the media of video and text.
First he extolls the virtues of typing on the device, with the ‘great tactile feedback’ and raised keys, which might feel cramped at first, but are easy to get used to.
Next he demonstrates the compass function via [...]
5800 text input - how do you do yours?
August 14th, 2009 at 1:43 pm
Over on Howard Forums, mbranscum has posed a question to all Nokia 5800 users - how do you input text on yours? Full QWERTY or t9?
There are votes for each, with the option to even have both a big plus for some. What do you think? Jump over and leave a comment.
N97 keyboard and camera
August 12th, 2009 at 5:30 pm
Ewan Spence reports on All About Symbian bringing us his latest thoughts from the Edinburgh Fringe, using the N97 for his navigation, diary and…just everything.
Are your thoughts on these aspects the same as Ewan’s? Do you like the keyboard? Are your photos from the device ‘clean and sharp’? Leave him a comment letting him [...]
read more E75 keyboard
July 22nd, 2009 at 6:16 pm
Coach Kuzma (member of the Teach The Technophobe challenge) has taken time out to post his thoughts on the keyboard of the E75.
While it took him a while to get used to, he says that his original opinion has been altered. He still reckons it’s not as nice as the keyboard of the E71, the [...]
N97 keyboard - have your say
July 10th, 2009 at 10:37 am
Vaibhav Sharma (among many, many others) has voiced his opinion about the keyboard of the N97 over at The Symbian Blog, but now he’s opened it up for others.
His poll asks simply ‘Do you like the N97’s keyboard?’ - we’ll keep our eyes open for the results, meanwhile head over and cast your vote.
Dotsisx speaks on the N97 keyboard
June 30th, 2009 at 8:40 am
Over at Symbian Guru, Dotsisx has posted her thoughts on the keyboard of the N97 in a video. She covers the couple of things she really doesn’t like such as the small Symbol button, before going on to challenge the detractors to type the 3 sentences she says are needed to get used to the [...]
read more E75 love spreads
May 1st, 2009 at 11:30 am
NokiaLove author Daniel has written his latest post using the E75, and includes lists of likes and dislikes of the device.
Having moved up from the E71, he reckons the handset is ‘just perfect in functionality’, and loved the ‘high quality and spaced QWERTY keyboard’. The fact that the post was composed on the device is [...]
E75 and E71 compared
April 28th, 2009 at 12:25 pm
If you like all things Nokia, and you’re looking for a QWERTY based device, then you may well be considering both the E71 and the E75. But which to plump for? If this issue is plaguing you, then Dotsisx over on Symbian Guru may just be able to help…
Her take? They’re different devices, with different [...]
E75 – Easier with a manicure
March 25th, 2009 at 4:58 pm
Cj has been busy, and his latest post covers the E75 Messaging and Typing functions. So if you want to type on the E75 Cj advises you to keep your nails trimmed:
‘… if your fingernails are even a little bit too long, you’ll find yourself having to use the tips of your fingers to type.’
Besides [...]